… Meta reportedly hopes to sell around 10 million wearables in the second half of 2026 by expanding its smart glasses into new models and launching in more countries. Those glasses are said to have deeper Meta AI integration and support for work use cases, such as real-time assistance in meetings. …
… The companies say these glasses mark the next step in everyday wearable computing. These days, smart glasses aren't as bulky and obvious as when they first came on the scene; sure enough, this take blends right in with the everyday smart glasses of 2026. …
Details about Samsung's first smart glasses have leaked, and they sound a lot like a wearable you already know. Internally codenamed "Jinju," the Galaxy Glasses are expected to ship later this year amid Samsung's broader AI hardware push. …
… Yes, the constant erosion of privacy brought on by the internet, smartphones, and now wearable computers is a little bit daunting -- but if police forces are going to automatically detect faces on a large scale to catch criminals, and commercial entities are going to use facial detection as the ult… …
… Samsung writes: "The glasses work in conjunction with a smartphone, utilizing its processors and batteries, which makes Relúmĭno glasses light and comfortable to wear. …
… Something else worth noting: Because the device is essentially a pair of glasses, there doesn't seem to be any kind of keyboard yet . …
… Making everything smart Much more interesting than vaguely useful wearables, though, Intel's Krzanich also unveiled Edison -- an SD card form factor computer. …
… Smartphones have had voice controls for a long time, and headsets have been hands-free for even longer. …
… It's a fairly big step from wearable solar cells to wearable computers, but it's now only a matter of time until we at least have clothing that can recharge our smartphone while we walk around, solar-powered LCD display business cards, and of course hilarious, programmable t-shirts and caps. …
… So we're talking about things like smart lightbulbs, door locks, refrigerators, and more. Google basically wants to be the unifying force in your smart house, and we could definitely use one. …